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Your process has a feed stream of air at 4.0 bar and 250C, with a hot product stream at 850C and a cold product stream at -50C. The cold stream has a mass flow rate that is 30% of the mass flow rate of the hot product stream. Assuming that the hot stream and the cold stream both have the same pressure, what is the range of thermodynamically feasible outlet pressures?

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